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Another fun thing to do is to get someone on the phone that's far away, and watch the ISS together. It brings a connection that's hard to describe. To know where to watch, go to this link and be sure to allow it to get your location - you can input a street address too - and you'll be able to see an animation of the ISS with the Google Street View surroundings, so you will know EXACTLY where to look
You can also get notifications of upcoming viewing opportunities (it isn ' t something that happens every week or two, a lot of things have to be lined up for the ISS to be visible to us) by signing up here, and it's free.
It's also probably terrible to watch in person because the sound from firing all those quick motors and hydraulics would easily give away exactly what's happening with every switch. Hence the retro music without any sound effects from the video.
Then in the mouth is likely the same since the cloth goes down and its in the mouth and then up again to cover and it's disappeared from the mouth when the cloth is back down. It looking like a mistake if it isn ' t one is because they probably want it fast to show off the robot and no one is talking it through.
© Mark Zerof-USA TODAY Sports With all this talent en route to Lexington, there's a good chance Kentucky will reign over NCAA basketball next season and win the national championship. Then again, there's also a good chance that won't happen.
If you're one of those people who freaked out after the Wildcats landed five-star forward Kevin Knox on Saturday, please calm down.
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Knox was the fifth five-star recruit to join the Wildcats' incoming freshman class (and that number could go up if Hamidou Diallo - who joined the program halfway through the 2016-17 season but never appeared in a game and is currently testing the NBA draft waters - returns, or if John Calipari lands Mohamed Bamba). That load of talent is eye-popping, but don't let it fool you.
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Kentucky could provide a roadmap for other states who are worried about paying an increasing share for people on Medicaid.A poor, rural state that straddles the North and South, Kentucky was an early adopter of the health care law commonly known as Obamacare and saw one of the country’s largest drops in the uninsured rate.
This sub should continue to be a place of discussion and reason and not people posting asking why it’s dipping every time or if they should pump and dump.
I think it will, and I am buying these cheap dips that short sighted people are selling. Profiting a buck a share isn ' t cool.
Kentucky Emergency Management Director Michael Dossett told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that they lost several large transmission towers and it will take weeks to months to replace them. There were more than 25,000 power outages in the state as of 9 p.m. ET, according to the tracking website PowerOutage.us .
"Managers were on the loudspeakers telling people to get to the shelter-in-place area. They were also being guided by other managers and other employees who were trying to get everybody to that safe location," Amazon spokesperson Kelly Nantel told CNN affiliate KSDK Sunday.
Kentucky entered last season with similar hype thanks to the arrivals of five-star frosh De'Aaron Fox, Malik Monk, Bam Adebayo, Wenyen Gabriel, and Sacha Killeya-Jones, yet spent most of the season trying to establish a rhythm instead of dominating opponents.
The Wildcats came into the year alongside Duke as the heavy title favorites, but labored through much of the schedule and were eliminated in the Elite Eight. The Blue Devils, meanwhile, fizzled out in the Round of 32 after also grinding through the regular season despite their blockbuster class.
There were stars aplenty at Kentucky and Duke, but both programs can attest to the fact that recruits don't guarantee success. While the Blue Devils saw the likes of Harry Giles and Marques Bolden struggle mightily, Kentucky witnessed Gabriel and Killeya-Jones spin their wheels.
UCLA's Alford: Lonzo Ball 'as good to coach as anybody I've had'
Lonzo Ball's former coach at UCLA has nothing but positive reviews for the point guard. "I mean, this was a guy that was one-and-done from the get-go, yet he went to class every day, did what he was supposed to do academically, did the community-service work, was on time for everything, very respectful," Steve Alford told Doug Haller of The Arizona Republic. "Not one time was there an altercation or disrespect to me, an assistant coach, or a teammate. He was as good to coach as anybody I’ve had.
Everyone needs to chill about our current record. I like what I saw from our defense when we were healthier and the rookies are getting some experience right now that they otherwise wouldn’t have gotten. With the unpredictability that COVID presents, I think the playoffs may be pretty wide open if we’re playing well and healthy.
This isn ' t to argue with anyone it's just pointing out beating bad teams isn ' t a given and we've taken care of those teams this year. Also this isn ' t to say we dont need to be better against playoff level teams because we do.
Isn ' t that what this sub has devolved to over the past year or so? Hard to expect anything else, really.
Rotating cards out of standard is, in my opinion, much better than a nerf. Just look at molten giant, now that style of handlock is gone forever. Same thing for charge otk warrior, and patron warrior. Sure sometimes a nerf leaves a card playable, but usually it's like BGH and is barely playable in one kind of deck.
If the 2016-17 campaign reinforced anything, it's that veteran teams often outlast those filled with one-and-dones. Kentucky and Duke had their seasons end prematurely, and experienced teams like North Carolina, Gonzaga, Oregon, and South Carolina stood in the Final Four.
So if you're freaking out about the idea of Kentucky wiping the floor with every other team next season, do yourself a favor and revisit the 2016 season, where the Wildcats' quintuplet of five-stars nearly fell out of the AP Top 25 at one point.
... Or the 2015 season, in which Skal Labissiere was an epic disappointment, Isaiah Briscoe was nothing special, and Jamal Murray and Tyler Ulis were left to carry the squad by themselves.
... Or the 2014 season, when one of the most talented rosters in NCAA history went undefeated in the regular season but still ultimately fell short of the main goal: a championship.
... Or - actually, by now, you should get the point. Just chill.
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In Kentucky , groups on social media have been working to reunite people with missing items from photographs to bibles and quilts. Michaela Copeland is among those whose missing photographs have been returned. She had kept her wedding photos at her in-laws house in Mayfield - one of the most severely hit cities.
"When I found out and was tagged in each photo that was found, I got chills down my spine and thought it was so bizarre. Finding one is one thing but three is crazy," she told the BBC.
Also, I am not sure about the accuracy of this statement but the relationships where the women made the first move according to stats 86% of them ended in marriages. Also, it feels great to be wanted by someone when all your life you have been doing for everyone else.
I asked the question because I’ve never been in a “serious” relationship before so I’ve never had to tell a guy. I don’ t usually talk about them (my family is super conservative, so they don’ t even know) so I wasn’ t sure what the proper “etiquette” would be. To anyone with the same fear I had, read the comments.
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On top of the world!
North Carolina's Kennedy Meeks holds the championship trophy as he celebrates with his teammates after defeating Gonzaga 71-65 in the finals of the NCAA Tournament on April 3, in Glendale, Ariz.
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Fan frenzy
North Carolina students climb a street sign at the intersection of East Franklin Street and North Columbia Street as fireworks explode behind them in Chapel Hill, N.C., following the school's win over Gonzaga on April 3.
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All smiles
UNC's head coach Roy Williams celebrates with his grandchildren after defeating the Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament on April 3 in Glendale, Arizona.
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Trophy time
The North Carolina Tar Heels celebrate with the championship trophy after beating the Gonzaga Bulldogs in the championship game at University of Phoenix Stadium in Phoenix on April 3.
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Disappointed fans
Gonzaga students react after the loss to North Carolina in the NCAA title game on April 3 in Phoenix, AZ.
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Losing is hard to do
Gonzaga guard Nigel Williams-Goss reacts with coach Mark Few after losing to North Carolina.
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Another net
North Carolina coach Roy Williams cuts down the net after beating Gonzaga.
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At the buzzer
North Carolina celebrates after defeating Gonzaga.
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Happy feet
North Carolina players celebrate the school's sixth national championship.
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Collision
Gonzaga's Josh Perkins and North Carolina's Joel Berry II collide as they reach for a loose ball during the second half.
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Slipping up
Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Jordan Mathews loses his balance as he dribbles down the baseline defended by North Carolina Tar Heels forward Theo Pinson in the championship game at University of Phoenix Stadium in Phoeniz on April 3.
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Get with the program
A vender displays a program outside University of Phoenix Stadium before the finals of the Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament between Gonzaga and North Carolina, April 3 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Hamidou Diallo is taking the NBA Combine by storm.
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True blue
North Carolina student Stein Monson arrives at University of Phoenix Stadium for the finals of the Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament between Gonzaga and North Carolina, April 3 in Glendale, Ariz.
14-year-old Nikolas Toocheck has now run a marathon in all 50 states
By crossing the finish line in Springfield, Vt., on Tuesday, 14-year-old Nikolas Toocheck accomplished something that few others have - he completed a three-year quest to run a marathon in all 50 states. Even cooler? The teen from West Chester, Pa., did it for a cause. He has raised funds for the Seva Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides critical vision care to people in need around the world.Lofty goals such as this are nothing new to Toocheck. He completed a marathon on every continent by the time he was 11 - the youngest ever to do so - to benefit Operation Worm.
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Thanks for the memories
A fan takes a pictures outside of University of Phoenix Stadium before the finals of the Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament between Gonzaga and North Carolina, April 3 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Tight D
Victoria Vivians (35) of the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs is defended by Kaela Davis (3) of the South Carolina Gamecocks during the Gamecocks' 67-55 victory in the women's NCAA Tournament championship game at American Airlines Center in Dallas on April 2.
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Threading the needle
Kaela Davis (3) of the South Carolina Gamecocks attempts a shot defended by Teaira McCowan (15) and Dominique Dillingham of the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs during the women's championship game on April 2.
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Going to the ground
South Carolina forward A'ja Wilson, left, and Mississippi State guard Dominique Dillingham chase a loose ball during the women's national championship game on April 2.
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Double trouble
South Carolina Gamecocks forward A'ja Wilson (22) and guard Allisha Gray (10) block a shot by Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs forward Breanna Richardson in the fourth quarter of the women's national championship game on April 2.
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No turning back
The Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs react late in the game during their eventual loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks on April 2.
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Proud coach
Head coach Dawn Staley of the South Carolina Gamecocks cuts down the net after her team's championship victory on April 2.
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Trophy time
South Carolina forward A'ja Wilson (22) holds the championship trophy after the Gamecocks defeated the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs on April 2.
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Battle for the ball
Kennedy Meeks, center, of the North Carolina Tar Heels competes with Dylan Ennis (31) and Dillon Brooks of the Oregon Ducks during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium on April 1 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Hang time
Jordan Bell, left, of the Oregon Ducks shoots against Theo Pinson of the North Carolina Tar Heels during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium on April 1 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Denied
Oregon Ducks forward Jordan Bell (1) blocks the shot of North Carolina Tar Heels forward Kennedy Meeks during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on April 1.
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All eyes on Dorsey
Oregon Ducks guard Tyler Dorsey (5) shoots as North Carolina Tar Heels guard Joel Berry II, right, defends during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on April 1.
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On to the final
North Carolina Tar Heels forward Theo Pinson (1) celebrates after beating the Oregon Ducks in a semifinal of the men's NCAA Tournament at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on April 1.
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Poked in eye
South Carolina coach Frank Martin, top left, checks on Przemek Karnowski of the Gonzaga Bulldogs after the center got poked in the eye during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium on April 1 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Fall away
South Carolina Gamecocks guard Rakym Felder (4) shoots against Gonzaga Bulldogs forward Zach Collins (32) during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinalat University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on April 1.
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Ready to cheer
Fans cheer before the semifinal between South Carolina and Gonzaga during the men's NCAA Tournament at University of Phoenix Stadium April 1 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Excited on the bench
The Gonzaga Bulldogs bench celebrates against the South Carolina Gamecocks during a men's NCAA Tournament semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium on April 1 in Glendale, Ariz.
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Going up
A'ja Wilson #22 of the South Carolina Gamecocks shoots against Erica McCall #24 and Brittany McPhee #12 of the Stanford Cardinal in the first half during the semifinal round of the 2017 NCAA Women's Final Four at American Airlines Center on March 31, in Dallas, Texas.
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Rebound battle
South Carolina forwards A'ja Wilson, left, and Stanford's Erica McCall #24 battle for a rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in the semifinals of the women's Final Four, on March 31, in Dallas.
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The win
South Carolina guard Allisha Gray #10, guard Kaela Davis #3 and teammates celebrate during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against the Stanford in the semifinals of the women's Final Four, on March 31, in Dallas.
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Threading the needle
Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs forward Breanna Richardson #3 and center Chinwe Okorie #45 defend against Connecticut Huskies guard Gabby Williams #15 in the second quarter in the semifinals of the women's Final Four at American Airlines Center on March 31.
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Drive time
Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs forward Victoria Vivians #35 looks to shoot against Connecticut Huskies' Katie Lou Samuelson #33 in the first half in the semifinals of the women's Final Four at American Airlines Center on March 31.
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Lady Bulldogs cause an upset
Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs guard Blair Schaefer #1 and guard Dominique Dillingham #00 and guard Morgan William #2 celebrate defeating the Connecticut Huskies in overtime in the semifinals of the women's Final Four at American Airlines Center on March 31.
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Ball fight
Oregon's Maite Cazorla challenges for a rebound with Connecticut's Napheesa Collier during the NCAA Tournament on March 27 in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Davis surges
South Carolina's Kaela Davis dribbles as Florida State's Imani Wright defends during the NCAA Tournament on March 27 in Stockton, California. South Carolina won 71-64.
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All fouled up
Mississippi State's Victoria Vivians, left, is fouled by Baylor's Alexis Prince during the regional final of the NCAA women's tournament on March 26, in Oklahoma City. Mississippi State won 94-85 in overtime.
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Celebration time
Mississippi State's Morgan William, right, celebrates with Breanna Richardson (3) after upsetting top seed Baylor at the NCAA women's tournament March 26 in Oklahoma City.
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Blocking the way
Stanford's Erica McCall, right, attempts to block the shot of Notre Dame's Kathryn Westbeld during the NCAA women's tournament on March. 26 in Lexington, Ky.
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Celebrating a winner
Luke Maye of the North Carolina Tar Heels reacts after hitting the game-winning shot against the Kentucky Wildcats during the South Regional final of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 at FedExForum in Memphis, Tenn. North Carolina won 75-73.
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Up on the competition
Joel Berry II, left, of the North Carolina Tar Heels shoots against Isaiah Briscoe, bottom, and Derek Willis of the Kentucky Wildcats during the South Regional final of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 at FedExForum in Memphis, Tenn.
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Out of control
Dominique Hawkins of the Kentucky Wildcats, center, and Nate Britt of the North Carolina Tar Heels battle during the finals of the South Regional of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 at FedExForum in Memphis, Tenn.
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On to Final Four
South Carolina Gamecocks celebrate after defeating the Florida Gators 77-70 to win the East Regional of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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The way the ball bounces
Duane Notice of the South Carolina Gamecocks, left, and Justin Leon of the Florida Gators go for a loose ball during the East Regional finals of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Up for the block
South Carolina's Chris Silva (30) blocks a shot by Florida's Chris Chiozza during the East Regional finals of the men's NCAA Tournament on March 26 in New York.
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Ground battle
Tyler Dorsey (5) of the Oregon Ducks battles for the loose ball with Josh Jackson of the Kansas Jayhawks during the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region final at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., on March 25.
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Foul play
Maite Cazorla, center, of the Oregon Ducks is fouled by Brionna Jones, right, of the Maryland Terrapins during the women's NCAA Tournament at the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn., on March 25.
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Ducks celebrate
The Oregon Ducks celebrate late in the win over Frank Mason II (0) and the Kansas Jayhawks in the Midwest Region championship game at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., on March 25.
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UConn can't be stopped
Connecticut's Katie Lou Samuelson (33) battles UCLA's Monique Billings, left, during the women's NCAA Tournament at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn., on March 25. UConn won, 86-71.
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Bulldogs celebrate
Coach Mark Few, center, and the Gonzaga Bulldogs celebrate after their 83-59 win over the Xavier Musketeers during the NCAA Tournament West Region title game at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on March 25.
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Cutting the net
Coach Mark Few of the Gonzaga Bulldogs cuts down the net after the 83-59 win over the Xavier Musketeers during the NCAA Tournament West Region title game at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on March 25.
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Going up
Johnathan Williams (3) of the Gonzaga Bulldogs looks to shoot against Trevon Bluiett, left, and Malcolm Bernard of the Xavier Musketeers during the NCAA Tournament West Region final at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on March 25.
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After the ball
Sydney Wiese (24) of the Oregon State Beavers and Leticia Romero (10) of the Florida State Seminoles go after a loose ball at the women's NCAA Tournament at Stockton (Calif.) Arena on March 25. Florida State won 66-53.
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Looking to shoot
A'ja Wilson (22) of the South Carolina Gamecocks shoots as Aryn McClure (25) of the Quinnipiac Bobcats defends during the women's NCAA Tournament at Stockton (Calif.) Arena on March 25. South Carolina won 100-58.
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UNC moves forward
Kennedy Meeks of the North Carolina Tar Heels celebrates in the second half against the Butler Bulldogs during the 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament South Regional at FedExForum on March 24, in Memphis, Tenn.
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Loose ball battle
Isaiah Briscoe and Isaac Humphries of the Kentucky Wildcats compete for the ball with Ike Anigbogu and Gyorgy Goloman of the UCLA Bruins in the first half during the 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament South Regional at FedExForum on March 24, in Memphis, Tenn.
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Flying in
Johnathan Motley of the Baylor Bears fights for the ball against Chris Silva of the South Carolina Gamecocks during the 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament East Regional at Madison Square Garden on March 24, in New York City.
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South Carolina celebrates
South Carolina players celebrate after beating Baylor 70-50 in an East Regional semifinal game of the NCAA men's college basketball tournament, on March 24, in New York.
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Surrounded by Baylor
Baylor guard Alexis Prince watches as Louisville guard Asia Durr saves a ball from going out of bounds during the first half of a regional semifinal of the NCAA women's college basketball tournament, on March 24, in Oklahoma City.
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Right up the middle
Notre Dame's Arike Ogunbowale shoots between Ohio State's Shayla Cooper and Tori McCoy during a regional semifinal in the women's NCAA college basketball tournament in Lexington, Ky., on March 24.
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Dribbling over
Joel Berry II of the North Carolina Tar Heels dribbles over Nate Fowler of the Butler Bulldogs in the second half during the 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament South Regional at FedExForum on March 24, in Memphis, Tenn.
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Ground battle
Wisconsin Badgers forward Ethan Happ and Florida Gators forward Kevarrius Hayes go for a loose ball during the first half in the semifinals of the East Regional of the 2017 NCAA Tournament at Madison Square Garden on March 24.
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Huskies overpowered
Washington Huskies guard Kelsey Plum attempts a shot in front Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs center Teaira McCowan during the second quarter in the semifinals of the Oklahoma City Regional of the women's 2017 NCAA Tournament at Chesapeake Energy Arena on March 24.
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Gonzaga edges West Virginia
The Gonzaga Bulldogs celebrate their 61-58 win over the West Virginia Mountaineers at SAP Center on March 23 in San Jose, Ca.
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High flyer
Oregon forward Dillon Brooks drives to the basket past Michigan forward D.J. Wilson during the second half March 23 in Kansas City, Mo.
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I'll take that
Kansas Jayhawks guard LaGerald Vick reaches for the ball held by Purdue Boilermakers guard P.J. Thompson during the second half at Sprint Center in Kansas City on March 23.
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Boxed in
Zach Collins of the Gonzaga Bulldogs vies for position with Nathan Adrian and Brandon Watkins of the West Virginia Mountaineers in the first half at SAP Center on March 23 in San Jose, Ca.
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Beatdown
Purdue Boilermakers guard P.J. Thompson reacts after the game against the Kansas Jayhawks at Sprint Center in Kansas City on March 23. Kansas defeated Purdue 98-66.
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Double team
Arizona Wildcats guard Rawle Alkins is defended by Xavier Musketeers guard Malcolm Bernard and guard Trevon Bluiett and guard Quentin Goodin in the second half at SAP Center in San Jose, Ca. on March 23.
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Duke women follow the men
Duke's Rebecca Greenwell, right, and Oregon's Maite Cazorla chase the ball during the second half of a second-round game on March 20 in Durham, N.C. Oregon won 74-65.
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Coaching from behind
Connecticut Huskies head coach Geno Auriemma watches from the sideline as they take on the Syracuse Orange in the second half during a second-round game on March 20 at Harry A. Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn. UConn won 94-64.
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Hang time
Jayson Tatum #0 of the Duke Blue Devils dunks the ball in the first half against the South Carolina Gamecocks during the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 19, in Greenville, S.C.
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Ball battles for the ball
Cincinnati Bearcats #10 Troy Caupain and UCLA Bruins #2 Lonzo Ball battle for the loose ball during the first half of the UCLA Bruins game versus the Cincinnati Bearcats in the NCAA Tournament on March 19 in Sacramento, Calif.
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Roaring into the next round
Kennedy Meeks #3 of the North Carolina Tar Heels reacts in the second half against the Arkansas Razorbacks during the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 19, in Greenville, S.C.
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Overwhelmed
Teammates Dylan Ennis #31 and Tyler Dorsey #5 of the Oregon Ducks go after a loose ball against E.C. Matthews #0 of the Rhode Island Rams during the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 19, in Sacramento, Calif.
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Proud coach
Mississippi State head coach Vic Schaefer expresses his pride in his team following their second-round win over DePaul, 92-71, in the NCAA Tournament in Starkville, Miss., on March 19.
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Up in traffic
Kentucky's Taylor Murray #24 shoots while defended by Ohio State's Kiara Lewis during a second-round game in the NCAA Tournament in Lexington, Ky., on March 19.
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Scrambling for the loose ball
Rhode Island Rams #32 Jared Terrell and Oregon Ducks #1 Jordan Bell scramble for the loose ball during the first half of the Oregon Ducks game versus the Rhode Island Rams in their NCAA Tournament on March 19 in Sacramento, Calif.
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Tight coverage
Luke Kennard #5 of the Duke Blue Devils shoots the ball against Sindarius Thornwell #0 of the South Carolina Gamecocks in the first half during the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 19, in Greenville, S.C.
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Going to the rim
Southern California guard Jordan McLaughlin #11 shoots in front of Baylor forward Johnathan Motley #5 during the first half of a second-round game in the NCAA Tournament in Tulsa, Okla., Sunday, March 19.
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Louisville tripped up
Louisville's Deng Adel, top, loses control of the ball after colliding with Michigan's Derrick Walton Jr. at the NCAA Tournament on March 19 in Indianapolis. Michigan won 73-69.
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Ahead of the competition
Kansas guard Frank Mason III (0) shoots against Michigan State forward Nick Ward and guard Alvin Ellis III (3) at the NCAA Tournament on March 19 in Tulsa, Okla. Kansas won 90-70
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Cleared for liftoff
Kentucky guard De'Aaron Fox (0) goes up for a dunk in front of Wichita State guard Landry Shamet during the men's NCAA Tournament on March 19 in Indianapolis. Kentucky won 65-62.
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Let it go
Mississippi State center Teaira McCowan (15) defends against a pass to a DePaul player during the women's NCAA Tournament game March 19 in Starkville, Miss.
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Michigan moving on
Michigan's D.J. Wilson, right, and Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman celebrate as Louisville's Ray Spalding walks past following the men's NCAA Tournament game March 19 in Indianapolis. Michigan won 73-69.
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Under pressure
Syracuse's Abby Grant, left, and Briana Day pressure Iowa State's Bridget Carleton, center in the NCAA women's tournament, on March 18 in Storrs, Conn.
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Blocking access
Isaac Haas (44) of the Purdue Boilermakers blocks a shot by Darrell Bowie of the Iowa State Cyclones at the 2017 NCAA Tournament at BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee on March 18.
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Up for grabs
Jack Salt (33) and Mamadi Diakite (25) of the Virginia Cavaliers and Devin Robinson (1) of the Florida Gators are among the players competing for a rebound at the men's 2017 NCAA Tournament at Amway Center in Orlando, Fla., on March 18.
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Gators!
Justin Leon, right, and Kasey Hill react against the Virginia Cavaliers at the men's 2017 NCAA Tournament at Amway Center in Orlando, Fla., on March 18.
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Tangled up
Washington's Katie Collier, right, and Montana State's Peyton Ferris tangle for a rebound at the women's NCAA Tournament on March 18 in Seattle.
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Rebound battle
Middle Tennessee State's JaCorey Williams (22) and Butler's Andrew Chrabascz battle for a rebound during the NCAA Tournament game on March 18 in Milwaukee.
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Battle for control
Rawle Alkins (1) of the Arizona Wildcats goes for the ball against Evan Fitzner of the Saint Mary's Gaels during the 2017 men's NCAA Tournament at Vivint Smart Home Arena on March 18 in Salt Lake City.
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Driving in traffic
Maciej Bender of the West Virginia Mountaineers, center, drives to the basket against Rex Pflueger (0) and Matt Farrell of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y., on March 18.
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Tough loss
Notre Dame forward Bonzie Colson reacts after the 83-71 loss to West Virginia in a second-round men's college basketball game of the NCAA Tournament on March 18 in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Double team
Teammates Bronson Koenig (24) and Zak Showalter of the Wisconsin Badgers try to steal the ball from Eric Paschall of the Villanova Wildcats at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y., on March 18.
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Champs ousted
Villanova Wildcats guard Jalen Brunson walks off the court as the Wisconsin Badgers celebrate their victory over the 2016 champions at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y., on March 18. Wisconsin won 65-62.
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Splitting the defense
Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Nigel Williams-Goss (5) controls the ball against Barret Benson, left, and Bryant McIntosh of the Northwestern Wildcats at Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City on March 18.
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